Interview with with Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York on Natasha Ednan-Laperouse Part One

The speaker recounts an emotional encounter with grieving parents at an airport, whose daughter Natasha had passed away. The speaker offers comfort and learns about Natasha, forming a connection with her memory. The speaker reflects on Natasha's life and the significance of Natasha's Law, which would have made her proud.

What event deeply affected the narrator at the airport?

• A joyful family reunion

• A celebrity sighting

• A flight delay announcement

• A couple grieving for their daughter

How did the narrator initially respond to the grieving couple?

• By expressing sympathy and asking if they could help

• By moving to a different seat

• By ignoring them

• By offering them a drink

What did the narrator do to connect with Natasha's memory?

• Visited her grave

• Wrote a book about her

• Kept a picture of her

• Talked to her daily in their room

What is Natasha's Law related to?

• Environmental protection

• Food safety regulations

• Animal rights

• Educational reforms

How would Natasha likely feel about the implementation of Natasha's Law?

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

• Thrilled

• Confused